While some programs alert a parent when their child’s social media activity contains explicit words or bullying, Covenant Eyes does not do that. The software does not focus on what a user types into a text message or an email.Ĭovenant Eyes is not a key word detector. For additional details, see Does Covenant Eyes monitor Incognito Mode/Private Browsing? What Covenant Eyes does not monitorĬovenant Eyes is not a “keylogger.” It does not capture the keystrokes you enter. On Android devices, our app will detect the use of Private Browsing and note it in the next report as Unmonitored Screen Activity.
On computers, our software will still take screenshots when Private Browsing is being used. Our technology does not rely on browsing history. Does Covenant Eyes monitor Incognito Mode/Private Browsing?Īccountability is not turned off when someone uses Private Browsing. So, while we can “see” the whole device, we can’t take pictures of everything. But, in compliance with Apple’s guidelines, we can only take screenshots inside the Covenant Eyes app. On iPhones® and iPads® we monitor top-level domains accessed across the entire device, it doesn’t matter which app is open. Screenshots are taken at least once per minute and it doesn’t matter which app is open. On Android™ phones and tablets the same thing occurs. If someone plugs in a DVD player, random screenshots will be taken. If someone switches from a browser like Chrome over to Safari, the screenshots will still be taken. On Windows and Mac computers, we monitor the whole device. Our program will also collect information about the screenshot – what time the image was taken, and what was the name/title of the window that was open at that time. Today, the Screen Accountability service does exactly what its name implies – it is providing accountability for what appears on the screen. In the past, our service would capture web addresses. It doesn’t matter if the image on the screen comes from YouTube, from storage on the hard drive, or from an auxiliary device like a portable drive. Underneath this path, we explain how to actually transfer files using it.The long answer – when Covenant Eyes is installed on a computer, phone, or tablet, it captures screenshots at least once per minute, though slightly randomized. If you're just looking for the default shared file path, you can find it below. Files have to be saved somewhere, right? Correct, BlueStacks is no different to any other application, and if you're wondering where exactly those files are saved, you're in the right place.
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